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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-21
THE TENTH OF $4,000.

How a Colored Boy Became Rich, and the
Effect His Wealth Has Had Upon Him
One Dollar In the Louisiana State Lot
terry.
OF course q majority of our citizens are
opposed 10 gambling, hut there is consid-
cradle pleasure when you try it TO know
that you are going To play game that is
fair Clifford j. Tweedy, the colored boy
who was the lucky holder Of one-tenth Of
ticket %, e99-the second capital prize Of
$50, 0OO-receiyed about q week ago his
One-tenth, or 5000, and our readers
would perhaps like to know something OF
this colored boys life, and how he won
the prize, and what he has done and in
tends doing with his money.
Clifford is q likely colored boy, about
twenty-One or TWENTY-FIVE years Of age, and
was raised by Mr.. Henry T. Peay, with
whom he has been for the past sixteen
years. At the time of his drawing the
s., 900 he was in the employ of Mr.. Peay,
getting s. per month. He has retained
his position with Mr.. Peay, and does his
work as faithfully rs ever
After receiving his s., 900 he deposited
81 900 in the Georgia Railroad Bank and
took one thousand dollars and divided q
portion Of it amongst his poor colOred rela.
tons. Be il 10 his credit, too, he did not
forget his employer, Mr.. Peay, 10 whom he
gave n present of fifty dollars.
He says that with the four thousand dol.
lars he has deposited In the Georgia Rail
road he intends to buy Augusta real estate,
another sign that he has level head. In
answer to the question how much he had
invested before winning. he replied that
ne had bought ticket regularly every
month for the last fifteen months and IL
was the fifteenth dollar that did the work.
-4ugaaa ga } Chronicle, April 30.
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9rp SOuds.
9rg Goods.
We DISCOUNT THEM
EVERY TIME.
No Matter How Great Bargains
You Are offered Elsewhere,
Ne Gan HutFhsn in the Shade

The following New Goods Have Been Re
ceiyed this week in endless variety
Crinkled and Plain Seersuckers
Oriental Laces and FlOuncings.
Mats, Table Scarfs andIambrequins, felt
Passementries, Ornaments and other New
Trimmings
Embroideries, Ali Overs and Robes.
Table Linen, TOweling and Bed Spreads
Immense Line of New Silks, Surahs, &c.
Tufted Trimmings, Yelvets and Satins.
In Dress Goods, we cannot say enough
about them.
Over-dresses in Wool and Silk Lace.
NainsOOks, Batiste, Swisses and Lawns.
IN sateens and Crazy Cloth-all new
designs.
THE Largest Line of ParasOls in the
State.
See our &c. Wash Cap, sold elsewhere for
- cents.
How about nice Lace Curtains (taPed) at
90 cents pair?
All Silk Sun Umbrellas only Sl.OO.
Don't Miss Our Great Bargains in Carpets
Embroidered Robes at SIPS, worth dOu-
bic the price.
Good Jersey Jackets. fast color. 45e.
Lace BuntiBGs. all eOIOrs), I-2e. I'd.
Pure silk Mitts, - He pair
And hundreds 0f other bargains We can show
you and all ant plenty 90 hand mot Just sold
OUT a. you are generally told elsewhere.
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NOTE.
Mallory, old boy, here's to you again.

Mallory, old boy, here's to You again.
Our Bellaire friends 81 will now take a
back seat.
Well, we'll well! We have met the
enemy and his'n is Our'n.
Three times three for Mallory! Do We
see that sad, sweet smile?
The picnickers will have good Opportu-
nifty to see tO-day's game, and no doubt a
great many will avail themselves OF the
chance.
Crogan played great game yesterday,
making two beautiful running catches at
critical times. Jack is good one and no
mistake.
1t is hard to understand why our neigh
boring towns are down on the Wheeling
club. The Bellaire mob was conspicuous
yesterday by its absence.
Capt Mitchell, of the Akron's, wishes it
understood that neither he nor anybody
connected with that club, offered Umpire
Harrington any money TO win Wednesdays
game for them.
Mallory, who has distinguished himself
by pitching two winning games against
the KalamazOOs, was presented with
handsome purse last night, made mp of con-
tributions from his many admirers
Wheeling defeated Kalamazoo yesterday
by q score Of 8 to 7. Talk as you please,
bpt the 0'CFogaDs can play ball and
Wheeling will be way up in the list at the
end of the seas0p. -StegbeRriue Herald.
Thank you,
The crowd at yesterdays game was
orderly and quiet, except in applanding
good plays. This is q result Of the direc-
tors having obtained permission from the
Police Commissioners TO have two officers
present until the close Of each game and
also to utilize any other members Of the
fOFce who nay be present
4 report was current ahogt town atan
early hour last night, that SteQbenViIle bad
defeated Akron. Everybody was pleased
at the news, as there is nothing but good
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FOUND GUILTY.
The Verdict of the Jury in the MuldOOn
Case.

The Verdict of the Jury in the MuldoOn
Case.
In the case of the City Of Wheeling V.
Robert MuldOOn, yesterday, on trial before
Judge Boyd, in Part One of the Circuit
Court, the jury brought in a yer
diet of guilty. The defense moved to
set aside the verdict and grant new trial,
and also moved in arrest of judgment.
The consideration of the motion WAS con-
tInued until another day.
In the case of the City V. Thomas Null
doom, the evidence was concluded and the
arguments of counsel heard. Several bust
ness men testified to Mr.. MuldOOn's good
character prior TO his opening the saloon.
The case of J. W. johnson v. the Board
of Commissioners Of Ohio County, was put
on trial.
The cases of Price Y. Colts and Miller v.
Cooper were continued until to-day.
In Part Two, Judge Jacob, the cases Of
the Peoria Sugar Refining Company V. the
Peabody, Fire and Marine, German and
Manufacturers Insurance Companies, were
dismissed at the cost of the plaintiff for
want of prosecution.
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GIVE EN- CAKE.
NOTHING 100 GOOD FOR fHB LOCAL BALL
PLAYERS.
he Kalamazoo Club Toysd With Yesterday II
Great Aape-AlnOSt Shut 0ai-A
Great Game To-Day.

The second game between the home
team and the famous Kalamazoo nine drew
another large crowd to the Island Park
Yesterday afternoon. To the delight OF the
fourteen hundred spectators assembled the
boys again won, taking the lead from the
start, and, indeed. almost succeeding In
shutting the visitorsout without arun. The
game was not as exciting as that oftheday
before, as everything went all one way, the
Miehiganders being OutPlayed at every
point and losing because Of their
inability TO bat Mallory, who
pitched the finest game Of his
life. Smith started in to pitch for the
home nine, but gave way to Mallory in the
third inning, as he found his arm was too
sore to do effective work. Although
Mallory had pitched the day before, he
proved as puzzling as ever, and the Michi-
gan BOYS could not fsthom his curves I'M
til the ninth inning, when it was too late.
The Green Stockings batted the great and
only Flanagan all over the field, the slug
ging of Dunn and Speidel being terrific.
The former made two clean home runs,
but the ball struck the carriages in the far
left field both times, and as consequence
he could get no farther than third on either
hit. Even the glOomiest and most
dyspeptic croakers could not
but admit that yesterdays game was
crushing defeat administered in large and
frequent doses The KalamazOo's five runs
in the last inning may be easily accounted
for when it is known that, after the west
erners had scored once in the ninth, Capt.
Crogan told Mallory to save himself, as it
didn't make any difference then whether
they tailed two or three more times or
not, so our great pitcher just tossed them
in any way and, as a result, the visitors
scored five times, but this did not affect
the result in the least, as the Green's had
a lead which eOuld not be overcome. Thus
do the great KalamazOO's get their second
setback and our boys score their twelfth
hard-earned victory.
Mr.. Dushane was appointed official
umpire to replace Mr.. Harrington, re-
signed, and he did very well, giving satisz
faction to bOtn clubs. His decisions on
balls and strikes were slightly of, but at
critical points he was impartiality itself.
Dunn and Westlake for the home team
and Watson and Dillon for tbe visitors
will be pitted against each other to-day,
and as Dunn's arm has fully recovered, we
may expect q great battle for the supre-
macy. If the Green Stockings succeed in
defeating the KalamazoOs three straight,
there will be nothing in town too good for
them.
The full score yesterday is as follows:
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Extensive Repairs.

The Disciples Church of this city has
been closed for repairs and complete rem
ovation. An expert in church work is here
from Pittsburg, who will frescOe the cell
ing and walls. The wood work and seats
will be painted and vanished, and an en-
entire new carpet will be laid. A change
in the gas fixtures and other alterations
will be made. When completed the
auditorium will no doubt present as fine
an appearance a, any in the city. No ser
vices, therefore, can be held in this place
of worship untk the first Sunday in June,
when the reopes ing services are to be held.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-21

ZANE STREET NJ. Z. CHURCH - REV. J.
- Henry Hes, pastor. Services tomorrow al
Christ Our Passover" Evening, The Mis-
taken Young Man" Sabbath school at D. IN.
All are nvited
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viii here towards the tail-enders, and the
base bail public were very much disap-
pointed at the hard luck Of our up-river
friends when later news corrected the first
dispatch and it became apparent that the
unfortunates had lost once more.
II would be Just as well for the parties
who 90 to the Wheeling ball grounds to
make disturbance to stay ut home. Their
organ here which seems intent upon the
encouragement ofsuch rowdyism does not
represent public sentiment in Bellaire
Our citizens have no unkind feelings
toward the Wheeling club, and highly re-
spect the Bellaire boys belonging to the
team.-BeEldire Tribune Thanks for the
friendly words We knew that that mob
did not represent the true sentiment ofour
sister eity.
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CT. IUKEs cHURCH-RPy. J. 0IBsON
- Can't, B. d., rector. Services to-morrow n
1910 a m and 7;3o p. m. Sunday school At D.
m. Seats free
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A Big job.

Superintendent lawson is pushing work
upon the Suspension bridge with great
energy. OF the 125 steel floor beams, all
but 81 have been put in position, and
about half the old wooden beams removed.
A great number OF the rods by which the
beams are suspended from the cables have
been moved, they now being in pairs,
eight feet apart, instead of a single rod
every four feet, as formerly. By the end
of the coming week all the steel beams
will have been put in. The undertaking
is great one, and will occupy most or all
Of the summer in its completion.
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Two Italians Fight.

Between four and five o'clock yesterday
afternoon two of the Italian banana mer'
chants holding forth in the neighbOrhOOd
ofTwelfth and Market streets, engaged in
a slugging match in the fruit stand under
the Mcclure House In the course OF the
row one of the sons of Italy jammed an
other through a show case, and punched
his head pretty energetically into the bar
gain. Officer Shorts will have the beliger-
ants up this morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-21

The Justly celebrated collection of Gov
eminent photographs many taken during
actiens), which form pictorial history of
the great war of 81 and rs, will soon
be on exhibition in Wheeling for the
benefit of the G. A. X. The enter
tainment has been given throughout the
country with great success, and in almost
every case caused such an earnest desire to
have a return exhibition, that it has been
taken over the same ground again. The
views are entirely different at each entertain
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-21
Y NJ. G.. A, Meetings.

At o'clock this afternoon, in the AssO-
citation parlors, the Sunday school lesson
for tomorrow will be taught by the Rev.
DR.. Cooke. The meeting will be open for
any one to attend.
Young mems meeting will be held at
100 o'clock this evening and also at 4
o'clock tomorrow. All men will be well
come.
Mems gospel meeting will be held by
the South Side Branch Association in the
Eighth ward at 3:45 o'clock Sunday.
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Something in the Wind.

A special meeting OF the stockholders of
the Bellaire nail works has been called
to meet on the 25th OF June at the office in
this city to consider the advisability of in
creasing the capital stock % said COM
pany. We are not apprised of the object
of this increase, should it carry, but it is
probable that it means to add a new fea-
ture that does not depend so largely upon
the ups and downs of the nail trade
Beildire IRdepeRdeRt.
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a..ronor,Ic,IIer.nra

The series of sermons on Astronomy
will be continued in Fourth Street NJ. l.
Church on Sunday evecing. Mr.. RAD
dolph viii speak at that time on The
Earth in Space" having reference espec-
tally to the power and benifeenee OF God
as manifested in the character and motions
of the earth
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Body Recovered.

The body of James H. Dunlap, drowned
near the foot of Seventh street, few days
ago. was found near the Riverside blast
furnace, in BenwOOd, yesterday morning,
by John Pastors. Officer Ben. Dunlap
went down and brought the remains up to
the city, they being prepared for burial at
Frew & Bertschy's. The funeral will
take place to-day.
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Parade and Picnic.

The Knights of the Golden Eagle will
give a grand picnic on the State fair
grounds to-day to be preceded by parade
through the principal streets Of the city,
headed by Mayors brass band. On the
grounds the orchestra will play dance
music and various sports will be provided,
50 that those who attend will have pleas
ant day.
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Committee Meetings.

This evening the members of the Com
mittee on Finance and the Executive
Committee of the Society of the Army OF
West Virginia will hold another meeting
at headquarters, on Chapline street, to
complete their arrangements. 1t Is ear
nestly desired that every member OF these
two committees be present.
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PLEASANT SURPRISE
In Celebration Of the Birthday Anniversary
of "A South Side LADY.

In Celebration OF the birthday Anniversary
ola South Side Lady.
The lady friends of Miss May Strobel
rendered her a delightful surprise last
evening, the occasion being the anniversary
of her birth. The young ladies and their
gentlemen friends assembled at her home
on Twenty-uinth street alter which they
adjourned TO LaBelle Hall, where Mayors
orchestra awaited and everything bad been
arranged for an enjoyable time, and that is
what the merry party had.
During the evening Miss Stroble was
presented with a handsome gold watch,
the gift of her lady friends, and the scene
was most touching, indeed, the fair recip-
lent being entirely overcome. Refresh
ments were served at the proper hour, and
dancing was continued until long into the
small hours OF morning when they reluc-
family dispersed, with many kind wishes
tor the young lady in whose honor the af-
fair had been given.
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ABOUT THE CITY.
of Real Estate.

The following transfer ofreal estate was
left for record at Clerk Hooks ofhce.yes-
terday:
Deed made October 10, 1886, by Benz.
Fisher and wife to Clara Fisher, for piece
of ground on the south side of Fourteenth
street. Consideration, 81.
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Earned runs, Wheeling 3, Kalamazoo l;
two base hits, Crogan and Speidel; three
base hits, Dunn ,, Speidel; double plays,
Bailey and Speidel, Dunn and Westla&e;
bases on balls, by Flanagan =; passed balls,
Bailey l., Fuller 2; wild pitches, Flanagan
}. Time of game, l:45. Umpire,
Dushane
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Monkeyed With a Cartridge.

A small boy named Willie Bowman, who
lives in tn rear of Oscar Seeley's plumbing
establishment in the Fifth ward, got hold of
small nitro-glycerine cartridge last even
ing. and laying it on "A stone, struck it with
a piece of iron. The cartridge exploded
and struck the boy in the calf of the right
leg. DR.. Taylor was called and examined
the wound He thinks piece of the shell
entered the flesh, but upon probing over
an inch he could find no evidences OF the
ball or shell either.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-21

THE Green Stockings are doing splendid.
They are taking the lead and are going to
win, and so will we. We are beating
them all in prices and show more bargains
for the money than any other house in the
city, always getting new goods. Linen
Towels for Zoe; Turkish Bathing Towels
only Zoe; Mems Suspenders only Zoe:
Decorated French China Cuspadores SOC,
worth 75c, and numerous other bargains
at the ) and 10c. Store.
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PRICES THE LOWEST,
Washington city aud Return.

To parties desiring 10 attend the NationAl
Military Encampment aud Cump'titr'
Drill at Washington City, tn" Il 50 K
X. Co. will sell, on TUESDAY. May 9th
round trip tickets at the low rate Of Sle
good returning May 18th inclusive. Tran
will leave Wheeling At 1Ij a. M.
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Mad as a Wet Hen.

Special telegram to the Reoister.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, May 20. - The
most despicable piece Of work ever
seen on a ball field was the deliberate rob
berry of tO-day's game by a man named
Bishop who processes to be an umpire,
in which Columbus had the game taken
from them, so after that they became dis
heartened and almost demOralized. Score
by innings:
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OUR $500 genuine hand sewed Ladies
shoe is unexcelled in the city. The work
manship is warranted by the manufac-
turer. j. W. AMICK,
ll43 Main Street.
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DoS'r forget that Stone L Thomas
carry the largest line Of Carpets and Lace
Curtains in the State.
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For Gentlemen's fine Kangaroo Shoes at
the lowest price consistent with quality,
go to ]. w. AMICR's,
ll43 Main Street.
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Look for the Big Shoe.

Ladies' fine Slippers. all styles, from
35c pair up, at
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
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NEVER known before to offer a fine
DOa0Ola Kid for SLIGO. Call and get a
pair at lO4s Main street
]. HASENAUER.
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OUR line of Carpets is again complete.
New Brussels at SOC and 62lc. Stone u
Thomas.
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Base hits, Columbus, 8; Sandusky, II.
Errors, Columbus. 5; Sandusky, 3. Runs
earned, Sandusky, ,. Two base hits,
Yeagle, >; Baker. Three base hits, Yea
gle. Bases on balls, by KeOgan, 3. Passed
balls. Chrisman, 2. Umpire, Bishop
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EXAMINE our line of I.Sce Curtains be-
fore buying. 1t will pay you. Stone x
Thomas.
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OUR Mems Sl.65 fine Seamless Shoec
are bargain at $225.
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
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TINTED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-RYv.
u J. T. Mcclure, ID. d., pastor. Services 20
morrow at 1870 a m. and 7.30 p. m Sabbath
school at .. m. All are inyi cd
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New dress fabrics arriving daily at
Stone & Thomas.
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MES's extra wide, easy Kangaroo and
Calf Shoes, from 81 80 up, at
STONES CASH SHoE STORE.
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Base hits, Steubenville Is, Akron II; er-
rors, Steubenville IL, Akron o; batteries,
Bennett and Nicholson, Fitzgerald and Nc
Cleary; umpire, Bell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-21

OUR Ladies' genuine Hand Sewed s.. 90
shoes beat the world.
J. HAsESAUER.
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SURAH SILKS in all shades at very low
prices, at Stone & Thomas.
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SEvENTY-FVE choice new styles Satines
at 12Bc, at Stone & Thomas.
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BLINDS of every description at lowest
prices, at Stone & Thomas.
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SteubenYiIIe,s Hard Luck.

Special 7SLegrum 10 The Register.
STEUBENvILLR, O., Nav 20.-AnOther
defeat recorded Tor Steubenville to-day.
The game was regular smuggling match.
Errors defeated the home nine. They
should have won to-day if they expect to
win this season. Score:
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AT Sl.0O and Sl.10 we ace selling
beautiful White Spread. Stone & Thomas.
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ENIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH COR TWELFTH
II and Byron streetA REV. A. L. Jordan. pas
ton. Regular services NJ 10.f5a N. and SOC p m
Sunday School Al 90 a N. Young peoples
meeting Monday &C p m Prayer meeting
Wednesday e p. m All are Invited.
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HURST PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH-REv. d.
u A. Cunningham, ID. D., pastor, will preach
a 1910 q; m. and 500 p. m Sabbath school st .
above Jacob street
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Batteries, for GAINESVILLE, Duck and john
son; for Mansfield, Miller and Yak. Base
hits, GAINESVILLE "a, Mansfield 8. Errors,
GAINESVILLE Z, Mansfield 2. Umpire, Somer.
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ment and are sll worth seeing Col ]. H.
Grover delivers an entertaining and IN
struetive. lecture, and is ably assisted by
his accomplished daughter, Miss Nellie,
who furnishes appropriate MUSIC for the
scenes as they are exhibited.
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Mansfield Showed Under.
Special telegram 10 he Register:

EVANSVILLE, o., May 2O.-The Zanes-
villes gave Mansfield taste of their bat
ting abilities to-day, as the following score
will show:
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WjeeIins Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
rhermonatar Reeord.

Mr. c. Schnspf, the Opera House drug
Rist, made the following observations %, Of
the temperature yesterday: Z g. m, -;
"a m, %; IL m, 80; p. m, Sli p
M, 50. Weather, clear.
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